Everyone Forgot About This 2-Ingredient Whisky Cocktail

Download my cocktail recipe app (for free): https://bartend.link/cocktails-by-steve Drambuie is a golden Scottish liqueur with a legendary origin story dating back to 1746, when Bonnie Prince Charlie allegedly gave the secret recipe to the MacKinnon family after his defeat at Culloden. The name comes from the Scots Gaelic "an dram buidheach" meaning "the drink that satisfies." It's made from aged Scotch whisky, Scottish heather honey, herbs, and spices, creating a complex sweet-yet-warming flavor profile. Once a staple behind every bar and the key ingredient in classic cocktails like the Rusty Nail, Drambuie enjoyed peak popularity in the 1960s-80s but has since faded from the mainstream cocktail scene despite its unique, irreplaceable character. RUSTY NAIL - 2 oz (60 ml) blended scotch whisky - 0.75 oz (22.5 ml) Drambuie